A full-service marina on the Shark River — 170 slips, expert marine service, dry & winter storage, boat sales, and a beautifully refurbished waterfront banquet venue. Now New Jersey's newest Smart Marina, connected slip by slip with The Watch™.
Where the Shark River meets its next chapter.
Three generations of Jersey Shore boaters have found safe harbor on this water. Under the Seaport flag, the docks, the yard and the clubhouse have all been reborn — and for the first time, the marina never looks away from your boat.
In the water for the season or hauled for the winter — choose your place, and the marina stays connected to your boat.
170 slips in a storm-protected harbor with 30 & 50-amp service, dockside water and cable — walking distance to the beach, the boardwalk and the boats. Five minutes to the ocean, and every slip includes The Watch™.
Daily in-and-out rack service from our fully insured forklift — no trailer, no bottom paint, no waiting. Seven acres of winter storage on the hard, and for the first time on the Shark River, keep your boat monitored all winter with The Watch™ Ashore.
Storm-protected, 30 & 50-amp, water & cable at the dock.
Repair & re-power center — Yamaha & Suzuki authorized.
Daily in-and-out forklift service — "Get In. Get Out."
Seven acres on the hard, in-water & outdoor options.
NJ's exclusive NorthCoast & Cape Horn dealer.
Weddings & events for up to 150, over the river.Refurbished
On-site parts, gear and a full-service ship's store.
On the Shark River — no bridges to the inlet, five minutes out.
The clubhouse has been beautifully remodeled into one of the Jersey Shore's most striking waterfront event spaces — a cathedral-ceiling room and open-air balcony overlooking the Shark River, where the sun sets over the water and your guests never want to leave.
Serious saltwater fishing boats, sold and serviced by people who run them. Over 30 new & pre-owned on the water, financing available, and trades always welcome.
Legendary offshore fishing hulls — the full 2027 lineup on the water, from the 24 to the 39.
New-England-built hard tops and center consoles for the family that fishes hard and rides dry.
Hand-picked used boats, listed and sold on the Shark River by a team that knows every hull on the dock.
A slip at Seaport now comes with something a conventional marina can't offer — the marina itself stays connected to your vessel. The Watch™ continuously observes the conditions that matter, and when something changes you're notified by text or Voice NOTIFI™, while critical events reach the marina team. Every Seaport slip comes with The Watch — afloat, and ashore all winter.
Every boat on The Watch wears a small, tasteful marker. Glance down the dock and you know she's protected — and so does anyone who shouldn't be near her. Peace of mind you can see, on every hull we watch.
The infrastructure makes it real. The app makes it visible — one screen, every system aboard, green when all is well and an alert the moment it isn't.
Call it, show it, book it, follow it — every request lands in one place, with a real person on the other end. A complete repair & re-power center right on the Shark River.
Seaport Yacht Club runs on the WAVZE Marine Pro Network. Get authorized to take work here, manage jobs, submit estimates and get paid — all in one platform.
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Apply to get authorized →The Shark River first appears by name on the 1686 John Reid map of East Jersey — the earliest detailed map of Monmouth County. For centuries this inlet has been a working harbor: the only river inlet in Monmouth County that drains straight to the Atlantic, a legendary run for bluefish and stripers, guarded by the 1933 drawbridge and the stone jetties at Belmar and Avon.
On the North Channel, on Seaview Island, this clubhouse and marina were built as a safe haven — a full-service marina and gathering place, well protected when the weather turns. Under the Seaport Yacht Club flag it carries that tradition forward: the raft-ups, the dock crawls, the famous lobsterfest — and a new chapter as the Shark River's first Smart Marina.
Real tide and marine forecast, straight from NOAA and the National Weather Service — part of the marina.